Community
Welcome to Gravity, the UK’s first smart campus, home to the Agratas gigafactory development.
Together with Agratas, we are accelerating the UK’s shift towards a zero-carbon economy, placing Somerset at the centre of the clean growth revolution and benefitting local villages, the county and wider region.
Through the creation of up to 7,500 new jobs, we want to secure a legacy of opportunities for people who wish to live and work locally and enjoy the unique Somerset countryside.
Find out more by exploring the pages and links below, subscribing to our newsletter and visiting the Agratas website.
Featured News

Gravity to join Agratas at series of community consultation sessions
Gravity will join Agratas at the upcoming community consultation sessions planned for early April. The sessions are designed to keep…

Gravity Look Ahead – Q1 2025
As we move into 2025, site works will continue to increase as construction of the first battery cell manufacturing facility begins.

Gravity Look Ahead – Q4 2024
As we move into Autumn, activity at the Gravity site will continue to accelerate. This is Gravity (TIG) continues to support the delivery of the advanced battery manufacturing facility, site infrastructure and wider campus amenities.

Look Ahead – Q3 2024
This is Gravity continues to support Agratas, and other leading partners in the delivery of the advanced battery manufacturing facility, site infrastructure and wider campus amenities.

Look Ahead – Q2 2024
Read about the latest activity taking place on site at the Gravity smart campus and the upcoming Agratas community events.

New partnership set to upskill workforce and advance research to achieve more sustainable future
University of Bristol and Bridgwater & Taunton College have penned an MoU to formalise their commitment to leverage strengths and harness their collective experience and resources.

March 2024 Newsletter
Our March 2024 newsletter will update you with everything Gravity, including the Agratas announcement and important work streams.

Local Development Order Delivery Group
This is Gravity Limited (TIGL) in collaboration with Somerset Council (SC) and delivery partners, are in the process of gearing…

Look Ahead – Q1 2024
An updated community look ahead document has been produced for Q1 2024.

Gravity hosts well-attended heritage community event, celebrating ROF37
Gravity, supported by the South West Heritage Trust and Somerset Film hosted a community event following its successful heritage project started in 2019.

Gravity – Look Ahead Summer 2023
The Gravity team continues to work across multiple workstreams to ensure that the site is ready for mobilisation and implementation of a large-scale advanced manufacturing facility.

The Gravity Zipwire is open
Gravity is proud to have supported Puriton Parish Council in the funding of a brand new zip wire to complement the new village assault course.
Useful Links
In January 2026 the steel frame for Agratas’ Building One was completed, the full update can be read here.
Community queries on this should be directed to the construction team via the SRM contact details listed below.
SRM: agratas.community@srm.com / 0333 566 1122
Useful Agratas links
NGET are a key delivery partner, their proposed Woolavington substation will power the Agratas facility, as well as wider parts of the Gravity Smart Campus.
Their dedicated webpage can be found here and can be contacted directly via:
- woolavington@nationalgrid.com
- Freephone:0800 593 0114 Monday to Friday 9am-5:30pm (An answering service is in place outside of these times)
Gravity publishes Look ahead notices in advance of expected works on site. Gravity shares these documents directly with Puriton & Woolavington Parish Council’s, ensuring that local communities are aware of on-site activity. Past versions are available below.
- July – September 2026
- April – June 2026
- January – March 2026
- October – December 2025
- July – September 2025
- April – June 2025
- January – March 2025
- October – December 2024
- July – September 2024
- April – June 2024
- January – March 2024
Gravity is committed to creating social value locally, our legacy initiative continues to ensure the 37 Club facilities are replaced and embedded in the wider area.
The Gravity Local Development Order is a streamlined form of planning consent, ideally suited to the Gravity Enterprise Zone. The Gravity LDO was adopted in February 2022 by Sedgemoor District Council (now Somerset Council), for more information click here.
Adoption
- Gravity Local Development Order Adopted
- Gravity LDO – Design Guide
- Gravity LDO – Compliance Form
- Gravity Section 106 Agreement
Click here for more documents.
This award winning piece of infrastructure connects Gravity to the A39 and to the wider UK motorway network via Junction 23 of the M5.
The link road named ‘Enterprise Way’ opened to the public in October 2021 with landscaping currently being monitored.
This was a key step in establishing Gravity as a viable commercial destination attractive to international investment and large-scale operators. Read about Enterprise Way’s sustainability credentials in Stantec’s case study for The Climate Resilient Infrastructure Report.
Watch our construction highlight video.
The Gravity Village Enhancement Scheme (VES) – the proposed sustainable connection between the villages of Puriton and Woolavington – is due to start on site in 2026, following the appointment of Montel Civil Engineering as the link’s main contractor.
The VES scheme aims to provide a safe and attractive route for walking and cycling, reduce traffic speed via the introduction of traffic-calming measures, and improve highway safety within the villages of Puriton and Woolavington. It will provide the first off-road route between the two villages, and to the new 37 Club.
The works are anticipated to take a minimum of seven months to complete.
Useful VES links can be found here.
Click here for answers to our most frequently asked questions.
Working together
We are acutely aware that local businesses are the backbone of our economy. Gravity is committed to supporting small businesses to support a strong and sustainable local economy foundation. As our smart campus progresses, new opportunities will present themselves to local and regional businesses.
Please fill in our form to register your interest and we will be in touch when an opportunity arises.
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